For Local Business
Publish local facts customers can inspect — measure provider responses separately.
A provider's local answer can vary by query, model, location, index, and time. EntityMesh improves the hosted answer surface a business controls without claiming that an external engine will select it.
Published future Local plan: $349 build + $59/mo. It is not launch-available.
What to assess
Local publishing signals should be measured, not assumed.
Check whether public contact and service facts are consistent, supported schema is valid, important local questions have reviewed answers, and crawl/render evidence completed. None of those checks establishes a provider recommendation.
NAP + entity consistency
Review name, address, phone, and service descriptions for consistency across the owned answer surface.
Service-area schema
Use LocalBusiness and service-area structured data only when the facts and page satisfy the relevant schema type. Visibility is not implied.
Answer hub for FAQs
Hours, pricing, and policy questions answered in a structured hosted hub, without implying that an external engine will retrieve it.
Optional monitoring
Configured LLM Presence can record defined provider responses after credentials, prompts, plans, schedules, capacity, and jobs are healthy.
How it works
Three steps to reviewed hosted local answers.
Additive infrastructure — no rebuild and no changes to your existing site or DNS. Launch publishing uses hosted EntityMesh routes; customer CNAME routing is unavailable in this release.
Scan your business free
Run the bounded diagnostic for a confidence-labelled view of the public-site signals it can record. Completion time and coverage vary by site.
See the gaps
The report shows what's missing: LocalBusiness schema, consistent NAP, an llms.txt, and a structured answer hub for near-me questions.
Publish reviewed local answers
A reviewed engagement can build approved, structured local answers on hosted EntityMesh routes. Optional monitoring records configured prompts and providers; it does not guarantee that an engine will name the business. Auto-Build remains a sales-assisted published offer, not a public self-service purchase.
Questions
What local owners ask first.
Will AI actually recommend my business?
A reviewed build can make services, locations, and policies explicit on a hosted answer surface. That is not proof that a provider retrieved or cited it. Compatible provider responses can be reported only after separately configured monitoring completes.
Isn't my Google Business Profile enough?
A business profile and a hosted answer hub are different public surfaces. EntityMesh can add reviewed, crawlable local answers, but it cannot claim how a particular provider combines, selects, or cites those sources.
Do I need a big website for this to work?
Not necessarily. A small site can still publish accurate local answers and appropriate LocalBusiness schema. An llms.txt publisher hint may also be included. None of those signals guarantees provider retrieval or recommendation.